“Public Justice says the documents underscore how not only Hormel, but also the meat industry’s biggest trade groups, have taken advantage of labeling terms that exist in a gray area for federal regulation.” Dive in: food.publicjustice.net/case/d… twitter.com/FastCompany/st…

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“The vast majority of the time, when mandatory arbitration is used, workers lose. About 80% of the time, the employer prevails. So it is a process that favors employers,” @WomenEmployed's @sharmili_m said. wglt.org/local-news/202… #EndForcedArbitration

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Remember when @DlyHarvest's lentils made several hundred consumers sick? Now the company is forcing them into private arbitration. The success rate for consumers in private arbitration is 9%. How can @DlyHarvest justify this? #EndForcedArbitration aboutlawsuits.com/daily-harve…

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"'A hallmark of the way industrial animal ag works is transferring costs onto others, & the growers often bear the worst of these costs,' said @PJFoodProject's @DavidMuraskin." twitter.com/voxdotcom/stat…

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"@ShelbyLeighton said that physical force is not required to prove duress and that confinement and threat of force is sufficient. 'That’s not a subjective fear,' Leighton said. 'They’re basically being trapped on the ship until they sign the documents.'" tampabay.com/news/clearwate…

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